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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 289, 7 December 1939, Page 2

SHOP IN WAVERIEV

THREE WEEK OLDS DRY FEEDING ON “COP” No. 4 Mr. Duncan Muf, .cridge, of Keteinarae, Road, Haw ra, says:— "I make a point of getting my young pigs to eat No. 4 as from 3 weeks of age. By this method they keep healthy, grow fast, and therefore show me a greater return.” Mr. Muggeridge has a most successful method of teaching his young pigs to eat No. 4 At 21 days old he dust- a light dressing of meal over the cter. The ppetising smell of No. 4 attracts the piglings to sniff and lick the meal from each other, and in a couple of days they eagerly chase supplies. In a suitable shallow receptacle, a quantity calculated at 2oz. per pig per day is placed dry in the creep. They certainly "go’’ for No. 4. “COP” No. 4 PIG MEAL RAISES BETTER BACON PIGS. £l2/5/* Ton (200 °)’ 25/b per 200 f or ' Hawera ' - FARMERS* CO OP. WAVERLEY.

FREE ECONOMY M x V/S STONEHEDGE INDEX 3000 inches "GOAT INCH” Aggregate Value 3000 inches CAPITAL "A” Interest Valuef3ooo INTEREST "B” Capital V: me . £3OOO THE PISCES : Total ”üblic Revenue : £6OOO at £5% : £3OO Annual STUDY YOIR OWN INTEREST VALUE. P.O. BOX 4 I WAVERLEY.

DALRYMPLE OF WAVERLEY FOR FOUNTAIN PENS, FANCY GOODS, WEDDING GIFTS, STATIONERY. THE LATEST MAGAZINES ALWAYS IN STOCK DISTRICT AGENTS FOR “HAMiAMI < HROMILE.”

AMUSEMENTS THE CIVIC THEATRE MARTON. TO-NIGHT and FRIDAY December 7 and 8. GRAND DOUBLE PROGRAMME! Seorge O’Brien and Laraine Johnson in ARIZONA LEGION (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Depicting the Amazing Fight atop a Swaying Stage-Coach. ■■BLONDES AT WORK” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Featuring Glenda Farrell and Barton Mac Lane. A Torchy Blane Adventure! ST JOHN .AMBI LANCE STREET DAY COLLECTION MARTON. TO-MORR' W (FRIDAY), Bth. Help the Ambulance! The Ambulance Helps You!! Remember the St. John Ambulance in Marton. MARTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUBS GRAND OPEN SPORTS MEETING MARTON PARK. SATURDAY, DEC. 9, at 8 p.m. CYCLING (Open, Senior & Junior). RUNNING (Ladies, and Junior and Senior Men). FIELD EVENTS (Putting the Shot, Hop, Step and Jump, and Long Jump Handicaps). CHILDREN’S RACES. Admission: Men, 1/-; Ladies. 6d.

WRESTLING George Walker (16.4) Jack Clarke (16st.) TOWN HALL, TAIHAPE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 9 At B*3o p.m. SECOND PROFESSIONAL BOUT Cruiser-Weight Championship of N.Z. CHARLIE LOWE (holder) GUS O’HALLORAN (challenger). Prices: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-, plus tax. Box Plan at R. Kiely’s. N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY. MARTON BRANCH. A GRAND GARDEN PARTY In aid of the funds of the above Society is to be held at “Braemore,” Fem Flats, by the courtesy of the owners, Mr. E. B. Gordon, M.P., and Mrs. Gordon, on SATURDAY, Dec. 9, at 2 p.m. Admission, 1/6. Children 6a, including afternoon tea. All Welcome! Mr Fowler’s bus (free) will leave High Street Corner at 1.45 p.m. Bring and Buy Stall. Ice Cream Stall. Home Produce. Games for Young ;<id Old! Come and help the Red Cross who provide help and comforts for the brave men who are fighting your battles!

Whether your income is £2 or £2O weekly, you’ll make it buy more if you read the advertisements regularly in th« Wancanul ‘'Chronicle.”